Locust Grove is an historic, single-pen, two and one-half story log structure, possibly an old wayside tavern, from a mile further up the Old Natchez Trace. The approximately 300-year-old logs of this […]
Learn MoreIn The Review-Appeal, June 8, 1900 “Forest Home – The house that was burned down last week upon the farm of C.E. Brown was said to be 110 years old, was built […]
Learn MoreThe Horse Barn is our most recent build, taking shape in the summer of 2021. It is a mirror image of the main body of the Milking Barn. Built with features such […]
Learn MorePurchased in 2016, the Milking Barn was hidden beneath years of overgrowth. As we began to peel back the many layers of vines, a diamond in the rough was revealed. Structural repairs […]
Learn MoreOld Town is the home to Sinking Creek Cutting Horses, LLC. Tracy oversees breeding and training (and shows regularly), continuing for 40 years a line of cutting horses originating with her […]
Learn MoreLaura Turner has been a beloved mainstay at Old Town, visiting daily for almost 40 years, nurturing animals and people at each occasion.
Learn MoreOn March 3, 1823, Thomas Brown marries Nancy Davis. They have two sons, Joseph and Hugh.
Learn MoreThe Brown family sought to help the Confederate Army during the war, and Old Town was touched by the war with the nearby Battle of Franklin in 1864. The eldest son of […]
Learn MoreThe Old Town Arboretum continues to grow and now has 73 different species of trees. Upon another inspection, the Old Town Arboretum received the Level 2 Certification from the Tennessee Urban Forestry […]
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